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Jim Rosen originally founded a natural
foods company called Fantastic Foods. He ran it for a short
period of time and then decided to become a business
consultant. He turned the food company over to others, but
continues to advise on its management. Jim Rosen began his
second career bringing various technologies to market as
part of the management teams of two software companies:
Netegrity and LANSystems (which was later bought by Intel).
He has also helped manage Lotus Development and Genuity.
Jim Rosen holds master’s and bachelor’s degrees from MIT and
currently sits on the board of TimeTrade. His major
responsibility in these companies was to fuel the company’s
growth in the software industry. He was very successful!
Jim Rosen sells a packaged program on how to build wealth,
called the “Classified Information Wealth Building
System.” This is a home business, which depends on
classified ads in newspapers to sell fitness equipment, 900
numbers, and other items. Apparently, he tries to sell his
distributors other expensive products and services after
sign up. According to various reviews by and scuttlebutt
from his former customers, his system is a rehash of one
that was sold on TV not too long ago. Apparently, this
system didn’t work when it was first sold, and it doesn’t
work now. Jim Rosen is also in some legal trouble, which
has been mentioned on news websites. Avoid this rehashed
and outdated program; it’s not going to get you anywhere.
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